Castle Park House
Haven Homes San Diego runs two men's recovery residences in Chula Vista, Castle Park House and Northgate House. RRASD member.
San Diego County · California
Sober Chula Vista lists 27 sober living homes for men in Chula Vista and San Diego County, in Chula Vista, San Diego, National City, Spring Valley, El Cajon and La Mesa. 6 operators run separate men's and women's houses and are included here. Listed rents run from $700 to $1,250 a month.
Men's homes range from small family-style houses to larger structured programs with a house manager. Ask about the house's rules and how long residents usually stay.
27 homes
Haven Homes San Diego runs two men's recovery residences in Chula Vista, Castle Park House and Northgate House. RRASD member.
CCAPP-certified men's sober living in the Nestor area of San Diego's South Bay, about five miles from Chula Vista.
Three recovery residences in San Diego's South Bay (Nestor area): one for women and two for men. RRASD member.
Operator of separate men's and women's recovery residences in San Diego and Lemon Grove, including houses in southeastern San Diego near Encanto.
Men's recovery residence in National City with a focus on justice-involved residents.
Men's recovery residence in the Nestor area of South San Diego, near Imperial Beach, open to transition-age youth, justice-involved residents and veterans.
Men's recovery residence in Spring Valley with 18 beds in shared rooms and an on-site manager. RRASD member.
Three men's recovery residences in El Cajon (Johnson House, Mollison I and Mollison II), RRASD members since 2019.
Men's recovery residence in El Cajon with 23 beds and an on-site manager, open to justice-involved men. RRASD member since 2020.
Men's recovery residences in El Cajon and San Diego's College Area with group activities. RRASD member.
Men's recovery residence in El Cajon with 12 beds across two dwellings; meals provided. RRASD member.
Men's recovery residences in El Cajon and Santee, listed with the Recovery Residence Association of San Diego.
Men's recovery residences in El Cajon and San Diego, listed with the Recovery Residence Association of San Diego.
Recovery residences in La Mesa (women), El Cajon (men) and southeastern San Diego (women and children). RRASD member since 2020.
Recovery residences in southeastern San Diego (co-ed, parents with children) and El Cajon (women and children). RRASD member since 2024.
Men's recovery residence in southeastern San Diego (Encanto area) with 18 beds and peer support specialists on staff. RRASD member.
Men's recovery residence in southeastern San Diego (Encanto area) with 14 beds, an on-site manager and a home gym. RRASD member.
Women's and mothers-with-children recovery residence in southeastern San Diego, plus a men's house in Lemon Grove. RRASD member.
Recovery residence in southeastern San Diego with one unit for women and one for men, 15 beds. RRASD member.
Men's recovery residence in southeastern San Diego (Encanto area) with 14 beds and on-site management. RRASD member.
Small men's recovery residence in Paradise Hills, San Diego, with an on-site manager. RRASD member since 2026.
Small men's recovery residence in southeastern San Diego (Southcrest area) that accepts veterans. RRASD member.
Men's recovery residence in southeastern San Diego with 13 beds, open to justice-involved men and veterans. RRASD member.
Men's sober living in Chula Vista run by Homepath Living, open to transition-age youth (18-24), justice-involved residents, LGBTQ+ residents and veterans.
Structured men's sober living in Chula Vista that provides transportation to appointments and meetings.
Men's sober living in National City operating since 2009, with a zero-tolerance policy and drug testing.
Men-only recovery residence in Spring Valley open to transition-age youth, justice-involved residents, LGBTQ+ residents and veterans.
Ask each house about monthly rent and deposit, whether utilities are included, drug-testing frequency, curfew, meeting requirements, what happens after a relapse, and whether residents on medication-assisted treatment (methadone, buprenorphine or naltrexone) are accepted. Visiting in person before you move in is always a good idea.
Need treatment first, or a bed tonight? See the San Diego County resources page or call the free SAMHSA National Helpline at 1-800-662-4357.